Episode
Module 1: What is Microsoft Graph? | Microsoft Graph Fundamentals for Beginners
with Dan Wahlin
Organizations store vast amounts of data and intelligence across Microsoft cloud services, but how accessible is the data to users?
For example, if a salesperson is setting up a meeting with a customer, can they easily access files and previous meetings and notes? Are emails and chats between a salesperson and customer easy to find? What people within the organization can the customer contact for support?
By using Microsoft Graph, you can take advantage of a secured, unified API to connect to data located in various Microsoft 365 services. Gaining access to this data will give users the information that they need to make timely decisions and give the company a competitive advantage. Developers can get started with Microsoft Graph quickly and access data across an organization without having to learn about how individual Microsoft 365 services work.
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Organizations store vast amounts of data and intelligence across Microsoft cloud services, but how accessible is the data to users?
For example, if a salesperson is setting up a meeting with a customer, can they easily access files and previous meetings and notes? Are emails and chats between a salesperson and customer easy to find? What people within the organization can the customer contact for support?
By using Microsoft Graph, you can take advantage of a secured, unified API to connect to data located in various Microsoft 365 services. Gaining access to this data will give users the information that they need to make timely decisions and give the company a competitive advantage. Developers can get started with Microsoft Graph quickly and access data across an organization without having to learn about how individual Microsoft 365 services work.
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